Existence of God

The following piece of literature is a description of my own personal opinion on the nature of God. I personally believe that the description of God is a contradiction to religion.

God's Tears

If evolution is true, why do scientists waste their time dealing with theology?

Does God change His mind? Does He have a set "plan" for you? Or does God fix the messes we make along the way? Is God the "writer" of our life or is He the "editor"?

Where does science end and interpretation begin?

The Issue of Science and God seems to be an eternal one. However, this article seeks to bring about greater respect for both sides of the issue. I am like others who have attempted to Justify the existence of God with Science and I come baring an insight.

If you are a Christian, then there has been a time when you have been frustrated trying to prove that God does indeed exist to someone who doesn't believe it. How can you prove God's existance?

Lent ends. Today is Easter and so I look at the arguments for the existence of God.

Thomas Paine described Nature as "God's Book". What do notions of progress in his "Age of Reason" have in common with Stephen Hawking's in "A Brief History of Time"?

How science can be linked with God.

The problem of evil is one of the most popularly used arguments in favor of atheism and against God's existence. Here is an overview of the argument as well as a critique.

The moral argument for God's existence claims that it is God who gives people morality and is one of the oldest arguments for the existence of God. This article provides an overview of the argument as well as common arguments against it.

Arguments for the existence of God and against the existence of God are often several hundred years old and have a long philosophical history. This article provides a summary, explanation, and critique of Thomas Aquinas's Argument from Degree.

Pascal's Wager is one of the best known arguments for the existence of God. This article provides a brief explanation of Pascal's Wager as well as an overview of some common criticisms of Pascal's proof for the existence of God.

Many arguments for the existence of God and against the existence of God have a long philosophical tradition. In this article, I'll take a look at the teleological argument for God's existence, as well as its criticisms.

It doesn't take a genius to politely dismiss annoying people who think they can argue your way to salvation. But this can make them think twice before they pester someone else.

Many arguments for the existence of God and against the existence of God have a long philosophical tradition. In this article, I'll take a look at the cosmological argument for God's existence, also known as the uncaused cause argument.

The ontological argument for the existence of God is one of the most common and oldest arguments in favor of theism. This article provides a brief overview of the argument as well as some refutations of and objections to the argument.

Rebecca Goldstein's novel, which takes place in the world of the atheist/theist debates, works more as a philosophical tract than a novel.

Science cannot prove the existence of God. Humans are endowed with the ability to reason, a faculty which can lead us to discover Him through the processes of reflection and logic.

Revealed mysteries of God and other phenomena

A poem about faith in the existence of God

There are too many different religious beliefs to effectively argue for or against the existence of God. This article concentrates on the most accepted and argued logical ideas, remaining distant from specific religious philosophy.

Those who subscribe to the Fine-Tuning argument believe that the universe was created by a transcendent being and that this Intelligent Designer "fine-tuned" the universe to support human beings and all other forms of organic life.

This is a philosophy paper on Richard Dawkins, thecosmological argument for the existence of God, and single-step selection.

Authors David Kinnaman and Gabe Lyons argue that America's religious right has damaged Christianity's image and created misconceptions about what it means to be a Christian.

A compilation of 50 questions that Christians have no answer for based on logic and rationale.

I occasionally hear people say that nature itself is evidence of the existence of God, and a number of references in Christian scripture make this assertion, as well. But why is that true?

Does God exist?

An article that discusses the idea of God having a personal name that we might not know because as yet we have not created a personal enough relationship with him for him to tell us it as yet.

Religion? Who needs it! What we DO need is RELATIONSHIP with God! Why settle for manmade rituals instead of vibrant interaction with our Creator? He's waiting.